Pioneer Htp-076 5.2 Channel Home Theater Package

Pioneer HTP-076 Home Theater Package with 5.2-Channel AV Receiver, 5 Speakers, 1 Subwoofer, Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, Dolby Atmos Height Virtualizer, DTS Virtual:X, 4K Ultra HD Upscaling,Dialog Enhancement
Providing consumers with all the components needed to set-up an advanced home theater system, Pioneer announced the HTP-076 Home Theater Package. At the heart of the system is the Pioneer VSX-326 5-channel AV receiver with 80 W/ch (8 ohms, 20 Hz-20 kHz, 0.08 % THD, 2ch Driven FTC), a digital quad-core 32-bit DSP and a host of advanced capabilities found in more expensive receivers.
Setting up a home theater can be a confusing and intimidating process with many consumers not knowing where to start,Our complete home theater package is an ideal, all-in-one starting point for folks who want to enjoy a tremendous home theater experience without breaking the bank..Don Milks, Director of Marketing & Product Localisation for Onkyo & Pioneer USA.
When using Dolby Atmos-enabled speakers, high directivity sound from the unit reflects off the ceiling, while low directivity sound directly reaches the ears. The different pathways cause a phase shift, making the sound feel uncomfortable. The Reflex Optimizer which uses the Phase Control technology adjusts this shift, and improves the localisation of the sound image by aligning the frequencies with those of the floor speakers, creating the ideal reproduction environment.
As an innovative solution for the phase lag between the subwoofer and the main channel speakers caused by the bass management filter, Phase Control compensates the delayed bass to improve sound synchronisation. The HTP-076 is equipped with Zone B audio output terminals for expanding the Main Zone sound by connecting your wireless headphone dock. You can listen to the sound playing in the living room via wireless headphones.
Dialog Enhancement is a unique mid-range sound control feature so you can make independent volume adjustments to the range including dialogs in films, with the up/down key on the remote control. On-Screen Information for Audio/Video Status now shows detailed input and output information for the playing content. So you can see whether your video is being output by Dolby Vision, or if the movie is processing Dolby Atmos or DTS:X sound.